job [dʒɑːb, брит. dʒɒb] СУЩ.
1. job (piece of work, employment):
2. job мн. отсут. (duty):
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He's so determined that his cranberry sauce come from a can that he assigns himself the job of bringing it.
www.huffingtonpost.com Within a few months he decided that broadcasting sounded much more exciting than a career at the chalkface and got a job as a clerical cadet.
www.stuff.co.nz The job function and title, "chandler", still exists as someone who works in the chandlery business or manages a chandler's shop.
en.wikipedia.org Like a cat burglar -- clean as a whistle -- a professional job.
www.marketoracle.co.uk Tony asks him to contract the job out and make it look like a random act, such as a carjacking or robbery gone wrong.
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